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Monday
Dec052011

Victorian Rose in Biggs Offers NEW Venue

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDDC_shhF3U&feature=plcp&context=C24d13UDOEgsToPDskIzksEIbfPAoQVil6reirmh

A beautiful historic treasure in Biggs, California, is restored by Robert and Wanda Nevins and has become a venue for weddings, anniversaries, parties and more. The Victorian Rose was built by the Hastings family of Biggs. Mr. Hastings was a prominent businessman with connections to big energy companies. The home stands as a testament to the era in which it was built. Intricate details, beautiful lighting and original artwork, photographs and some furniture from the original owners remain.

 

Monday
Jul252011

Sipho's Jamaican Restaurant 

Monday
Jul252011

Skylake Ranch

Monday
Jul182011

State Fair 2011Garamendi

Tuesday
Jun282011

WaterRipper = Summer Fun

Chico Inventor Creates Recreational Fun

WaterRipper is Tim Leefeldt's new waterball innovation that has been in the works since 1988.

This revolutionary new high performance sportswater toy has two patent pending applications with assistance with From Patent to Profit author, Bob DeMatteis.

According to Leefeldt, DeMattels assisted him in bringing this innovation to market in record time. WaterRipper is distinctly different from all waterballs on the market, Leefeldt insists. The differences include: a slow-acting collapsing bean bag design, the balanced density and the water-absorbing materials used to maximize density and performance on water. 

Leefeldt continues to document the physics of the WaterRipper performance on the water surface.  

"I marvel at the phenomena of the 'low profile skip pattern'that skips like a rock, catches like a bag, and stays in the pool."   

Currently, Leefeldt is developing new play patterns, patented apparatus and equipment including an iPhone app.  

You can find WaterRippers at the following locations: